Holiday shoppers buying into “… a little faith”
Mitch Albom, author of the hugely popular, “Tuesdays with Morrie” and “The Five People You Meet In Heaven” has a new bestseller about faith this holiday season. “Have A Little Faith: A True Story” is the number one bestseller on the Barnes & Noble website Monday evening.
The nonfiction book is about Albom’s renewal of his own faith during an eight year period spent interacting with two men of different religions who share a strong belief in a higher power. More on “Have A Little Faith: A True Story” and comments from readers about the book here.
Black Eyed Peas reportedly in a battle with business manager over big money
Local band turned music stars, the Black Eyed Peas, have been riding high on the charts with one hit after another since 2003. I love that 2004 jam, “Let’s Get It Started.” Fergie and the guys won their first of three Grammys in 2005 for that single in the best rap performance by a duo or a group category.
They’ve made millions as well. Now according to a story on Nikki Finke’s site, their business manager is being accused of mishandling their funds. Apparently, no one has been paying income or state taxes for the group. Bad news. Also, there’s some missing money, more than a million bucks. Details on Finke’s Deadline.com/ Hollywood.
